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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">APDec. 26: Underground trains are parked during a 24-hour strike by train
drivers over public holiday pay, at Mordern depot, south London.LONDON London's
subway drivers walked out over a pay dispute Monday, causing trouble for
thousands of shoppers out to take advantage of traditional Boxing Day sales.Transport
for London warned that shoppers seeking bargains in the capital's shopping centers
face "significant disruption." Several subway lines have been suspended, and limited services
are operating on the rest of the network.The ASLEF union is staging
the one-day strike to demand extra pay as well as a day
off for members working on the public holiday.The London Underground -- the
organization that manages the subway system -- condemned the move, saying it
was pointless and demonstrated "a complete disregard for our customers." Authorities said
extra buses are running in the main shopping areas to cater to
the increased flow of commuters on one of the year's bu
always been the public effort to meet issues like feeding the hungry,
providing care for people in need, the homeless, that we would always
be a part of that, and to do that today we need
to be all the more respectful of the freedom of conscience, the
freedom of religious expression of everyone of us," he continued.The latest dispute
comes after the administration in September denied funding to the U.S. Conference
of Catholic Bishops to help victims of human trafficking because the bishops
refuse to refer victims of the slave trade to contraception or abortion
services.After being sued by the American Civil Liberties Union, the Department of
Health and Human Services decided to award the grants only to agencies
that would refer women for those services, even though the conference, which
has had a federal contract since 2006, fared better in providing services
than other groups that applied for and were awarded the grants.Federal laws
currently say no funding c
surveyed also think the economy is strong enough to withstand higher oil
prices. At near $100 a barrel, oil prices are up 10 percent
from a year ago. But only two of the economists AP surveyed
expect the higher prices to slow the economy "a lot."The economists expect
the European economy to shrink 0.5 percent in 2011
and fall into a recession. Europe is slowing as heavily indebted countries
slash spending and banks exposed to government debt curtail lending.Among the gravest
fears is that a major country like Italy will default on its
debt, wiping out some banks with large holdings of European government bonds.
A worldwide credit crunch like the one that followed the 2008 failure
of Lehman Bros could follow.Twenty-one of the economists listed Europe as a
threat to the U.S. economy next year."If it were a big enough
downturn, given the size of Europe, it could bring the world economy
down into recession," says Allen Sinai, president of Decision Economics.But
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